One of the one percent in 13 million. [Text and photos by Mayank Austen Soofi] Thin as a rail, Peshkar Varma ekes out a living by measuring the body weight of the well-nourished. At the close of his work day, he’ll have earned sufficient rupees for one meal only. His occupation is straightforward. Here on Connaught Place pavement “perhaps one out of 20 passersby will stop to check their weight,” explains Mr Varma, 48. “It only costs 5 rupees.” Every evening he purchases dal rice from the dhaba. That’s his daily meal. “Otherwise I wouldn’t be able to save anything from my daily earnings.” As the clock approaches 8 pm he hasn’t yet passed the hundred rupee mark. But Mr Varma appeared undeterred or probably